Queer Clicks: September 03, 2016 | New Movie Documents Birth Of Gay Adult Films , Start Your Weekend With Brian Sims Lip-Synching Little Mermaid, & Other News
New Movie Documents Birth Of Gay Adult Films
“When Chuck Holmes founded adult film studio Falcon Entertainment, aka Falcon Studios, in 1971, gay porn was generally of poor quality. Holmes set high standards and began creating an empire, which continued to grow with the rise of VHS.
Documentary film “Seed Money: The Chuck Holmes Story” takes viewers inside the birth of Falcon Studios, its rise amid antigay laws and the subsequent philanthropic efforts of Holmes, who found his money more welcome than himself.” Queerty
Start Your Weekend With Brian Sims Lip-Synching Little Mermaid
“As a Pennsylvania representative, Brian Sims spends most of his days fighting for the needs of his Philadelphia-area constituents — but he does manage to squeeze in some fun.
The lawyer and former college football star recently posted to Facebook a dashcam video in which he gleefully sings “Part of My World” from the 1989 animated film The Little Mermaid. ” Advocate
Ian McKellen Explains Why ‘Gay Men Are More Masculine Than Straight Men’
“Sir Ian McKellen says that gay men are more masculine than straight men for one very specific reason: gay men love other men.
In an interview he and BFF Patrick Stewart did with The Evening Standard, McKellen and Stewart talked about their penchant for each playing warrior-types throughout their careers.” Towleroad
James Corden and Olympian Conor Dwyer Nuzzle A Sweaty Bodybuilder
“Sometimes it’s questionable whether or not the shenanigans that happen on late night are actually just repurposed drunken frat boy games (which is definitely not a bad thing).
The most recent piece of evidence is the latest round of “Nuzzle Whaaa?” with James Corden on The Late Late Show. In the game, the contestants, which included Olympians Nathan Adrian, Conor Dwyer, and Gabby Douglas this time around, compete in teams of two and nuzzle against objects while blindfolded, trying to guess what they are. ” Out.com
